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Predictive Coding, Storytelling and God: Narrative Understanding in e-Discovery
Lawrence Chapin Simon Attfield Efeosasere Moibi Okoro
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Predictive Coding, Storytelling and God: Narrative Understanding in e-Discovery Lawrence Chapin Simon Attfield Efeosasere Moibi Okoro Ralph finds God Pennington and Hastie (1991) Defence Prosecution Story order Witness order Means Story
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Ralph finds God
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Pennington and Hastie (1991)
Defence Prosecution Story order Witness order Means Story order 59% 70% 69% Witness order 31% 63% 47% Means 45% 70% Percentage of Subjects Choosing a Verdict of Guilty of Murder by Prosecution and Defence Order Conditions
Pennington, N. & Hastie, R., 1991. Cognitive Theory of Juror Decision Making: The Story Model, A. Cardozo Law Review, 13, p.519.
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Pennington and Hastie (1991)
Defence Prosecution Story order Witness order Means Story order 59% 70% 69% Witness order 31% 63% 47% Means 45% 70% Percentage of Subjects Choosing a Verdict of Guilty of Murder by Prosecution and Defence Order Conditions
Pennington, N. & Hastie, R., 1991. Cognitive Theory of Juror Decision Making: The Story Model, A. Cardozo Law Review, 13, p.519.
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Pennington and Hastie (1991)
Defence Prosecution Story order Witness order Means Story order 59% 70% 69% Witness order 31% 63% 47% Means 45% 70% Percentage of Subjects Choosing a Verdict of Guilty of Murder by Prosecution and Defence Order Conditions
Pennington, N. & Hastie, R., 1991. Cognitive Theory of Juror Decision Making: The Story Model, A. Cardozo Law Review, 13, p.519.
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Crites (1971)
“Consciousness grasps its objects in an inherently temporal way and that this temporality is retained in the unity of its experience as a whole”
Crites, S., 1971. The Narrative Quality of Experience, Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 39(3)
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Alasdair MacIntyre (1981)
“intelligible action, actions of a kind that enable us to see them as flowing from a human agent’s intentions, motives, passions, and purposes.”
MacIntyre, A., 1981, The Virtues, The Unity of a Human Life, And The Concept Of A Tradition, in After Virtue . Notre Dame University Press.
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Applications
Working the frame
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Applications Threads of the Yarn: Differentiation in Sub-plots and episodes
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Applications The Storyteller-in-Chief
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Applications Represent and Rehearse the Play
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Applications No Reviewer Left Behind
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